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Blog First Steps

  • Posted on June 22, 2021 at 4:41 am

Build a good blog, don’t go into blogger and create one. Most of the failures are not knowing exactly what the final objective pursued. Many think that creating a blog with Google and place it on the search engines already is all the job done, and they forget all kinds of details, among others that a blog should be focused to reading and to ensure that that reader is faithful and back. Find out detailed opinions from leaders such as Matt Haig by clicking through. Therefore creating a blog is more complicated than all that work and involves a series of standards that we must never forget as the perseverance and dedication. Clearly define the objectives of our blog, you should be the first job to consider and before even create nothing, could pick up a notebook and a pen and write all the things that go through our head. In this way we can better focus which are the ideas we have and go organize them little by little. Danielle Steel has plenty of information regarding this issue. In the case of this blog, the idea base was to build something related with making money with a blog, as its name suggests, basically dedicated to making money with affiliate programs, marketing, everything that had relationship with these themes and platforms.

When I started creating the idea, the truth is that it was not anything clear inter alia because the topics covered here are diverse and although relevant with each other, are very extensive and reached a certain point was complicated in such way that it was necessary to identify all topics covered by categories. On the other hand, I have a range of very large possibilities for creating diverse themes and when I’m not writing one write another, so for me it’s more fun that way. First thing I did was define the topic as I said earlier, make money with a blog, the second step was to write the idea down and define possible categories that could cover, as they were many I was limiting it to a few generals and then gradually include topics in each one of them. Help for your blog first steps original author and source of the article.

Same Employee

  • Posted on August 4, 2017 at 12:41 am

At the same time lacks a lot of leverage on the existing staff members. 3. Payment of work performed by a freelancer, in terms of elapsed time, it is often higher than the same work done own staff. 4. A good freelancer often performs multiple orders in a short time, so the threading order forcing him to use the tried and tested earlier patterns. 5.

Make minor changes after payment for the work can be quite problematic: freelancer by this time, can do the job for another customer. 6. I can freelance a lack of access to information needed for your project, or lack of human resources for the quality of its production. 7. Finding a cheap freelancer, you can get to unfair or incompetent employee.

8. Free agent may be very interested in the realization of each individual project, but development of the company it is of little interest. 9. All the fruits of intellectual property are considered full-time employee of the enterprise. If an employee retired, the firm uses its original development and does not lose customers. But freelance their know-how carried away with itself, that creates dependence on firm-specific training. 10. Freelancer can not be fired. Refusal to work with him facing the loss of a freelance income. But a freelancer in a moment, decide that you're too cranky customer, constantly requiring rework, and it's easier to refuse to cooperate with you in this time making work for the other two. This can happen very inopportune moment. The website free-lance.ru poll was conducted "free artists". And from the responses of freelancers, it was concluded that large companies often are not looking for single performers orders, and staff member, checking, thus, efficiency and professionalism of the prospective employee.